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2009 ATTRACTIONS
HIGH DIVE SHOW
TOP COP ACADEMY SHOW
We
have a problem. The Police Academy officers are late and the show must
start on time. We need to “recruit” some “students” from the audience.
And then the fun begins…
 See these high dive dare devils jump 80 feet into a shallow pool of water.
Showtime: Weekdays at 1:00, 3:45 & 5:30pm
Showtime: Weekends at 7:00pm
Location: near the south side stands.
XTREME WILD
A Predator and Prey Show
 The concept of "XTREME WILD" is based on the reality of predators as hunters. They hunt, kill and eat. The process of food procurement is the definitive aspect if all predator biology. Kittens and cubs at play are manifesting hunting behaviour. A predator can hunt without eating but cannot eat without hunting. Hunting is life to predators.
This exciting and educational show depicts predatory animals and their prey – featuring a tiger, lion, wolves, a panther and even a domestic cat. Conservational facilitators are on hand all day so fair-goers can learn about these beautiful creatures.
Showtime: 2:15, 4:30 and 7:00
Look for the Camel Caravan – an area from where fair-goers can watch the predatory animal exhibit as well as experience a camel ride.
Location: on the north side of the Rona Pure Country Pavilion
ENDANGERED ONTARIO FEATURING RATTLE SNAKES
 Come see this highly educational eye opening show featuring threatened and endangered species of reptiles from across Ontario. How many endangered species in Ontario can you name? .... and as a bonus for learning about Ontario's endangered species Little Ray is bringing an .
There will be 3 shows a day - 2 in the Rona Pure Country Pavilion and 1 on the Scotiabank Community Stage. Throughout the run of SuperEX the animals will be on display in the Rogers TV, Sports, Leisure & Recreation Pavilion. Interpreters will also be available for limited hands-on touching of selected animals.
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